There is an inherent tension between incident response and reporting requirements. This tension is well-highlighted in the realm of privacy breach regulations, where, depending on the location and regulation, reporting may be required in as few as two hours after discovery of a potential breach.
This talk will discuss the tension between the need to move quickly and quietly during the early stages of IR and the right of affected persons to know that their information has been accessed. The framework for the discussion will be state and federal privacy laws proposed and enacted in 2022, with an eye toward potential trends and hot topics going forward.